5 replies to this topic

[John Kit]

Please join me as I unbox a package from a subscriber here at Scale Car Garage!

 

 

Any and all comments are more than welcomed!

 

Thanks

John

[SpeedyNH]

John, i'm glad to see that you appear to be doing well. 

Speedy 

[John Kit]

Steve, thanks so much!

 

The leg and ankle are on the mend and I'm now able to skate!

 

Running will have to wait until the new year!

 

Thanks so much for watching, commenting and subscribing, you continued support means so much!

[Alchemist]

HI John!

 

Thank you for sharing your early "Christmas present" with us.

 

You are correct that Toyota collaborated with Yamaha to enhance engine performance;  I do believe they did the DOHC head for the engine.

 

Both fantastic cars John!

 

Looking forward to your building these cars into track cars.

 

Thanks again for sharing . . .Be well!

 

Ernie

[Bill from NH]

Two great kits John! Both should build into nice cars for your track. I had a '75 280Z. Stock wheel covers were a weak item even then. No matter how careful you were mounting them, you never knew when one or more was going to come flying off, even when driving on smooth highways. I can't tell the quantity I replaced before I stopped using them.   You should have seen the quantity of hoses & hose clamps on its fuel injection system  But the car did serve me well, including during the blizzard of '78 when my hour & a half commute took me 12 hours.

[John Kit]

Ernie and Bill, thanks so much for your wonderful posts!

 

Ernie, I am also looking forward to building these cars, however, I'm also contemplating making some molds of them and perhaps modifying one (you know which one) into a drop top!

 

Bill, thanks so much for sharing your story of your 280Z and why owners such as yourself did not have the stock wheel covers on the car!

 

Thanks so much for watching, posting and subscribing I really appreciate all of your support!

John